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I have a LinkButton on a page that performs a post-back, but also has an onClientClick event. The idea is to set some session variables in the background from client-side data (don't ask). I've placed a break point in the web method to step through our code, and what we're experiencing is that depending on the browser, the PageMethods may return a success message, failure message, or no message at all . Additionally, the web method may or may not get called, regardless of the PageMethods result. Here's a handy little chart of our results: Browser PageMethods WebMethod -------------- ----------

I am placing an angular directive inside a dynamically-sized element. The directive itself consists of an SVG which is computed based on the element size. I am trying to make the SVG auto-resize and redraw based on the size of the container. I initially tried something like this: my-directive.js angular .module('myModule') .directive('myDirective', function () { return { templateUri: 'path/to/my-directive-template.html', ... }; }); my-directive-template.html <svg style="width: 100%; height: 100%; max-width: 100%; max-height: 100%"> ... </svg> Note the style attributes on that SVG element. This

My technology stack is - AngularJS Bootstrap Spring MVC Hibernate What am I doing : There is a list of Items on which I am doing CRUD (Create, Read, Update and Delete) Posting form Data via Angular Controller to a Spring Controller. Spring Controller -> DAO method -> DB is updated Spring Controller Returns "Y" or "N" Angular gets the Status Message and Reloads the Angular Model(A Json Array to populate the List of Items) Same with Update and Delete My objective is to achieve real-time data manipulation without page reload. This works fine in Chrome. However, IE can not detect the Model Change.

Site: http://clientfiles.priworks.com/lgmanagedportfolios/test/investment.html I have been working at this web page for a while now trying to get the left side of the first submenu link to line up with the left of the 1st parent/main menu link. I don't think there is a logical way of doing it but after much fudging I am close to getting it just right. The position is consistent for all win browsers and all Mac browsers (with some conditional CSS) but not for Win and Mac browsers together, for instance in Mac Firefox the text is too far right while in Win Firefox it's perfect. Question: Is

I need a sample code that could: generate sine wave (an array of samples) and then play it . All done in browser using some HTML5 API in JavaScript. (I am tagging this web-audio, although I am not 100% sure it is applicable) exebook This is how to play 441 Hertz sine wave tone in the browser using the cross-browser AudioContext . window.AudioContext = window.AudioContext || window.webkitAudioContext; var context = new AudioContext(); function playSound(arr) { var buf = new Float32Array(arr.length) for (var i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) buf[i] = arr[i] var buffer = context.createBuffer(1, buf